Shirts and Pants UV mapping

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#1

Since I’m using this in my future game and its been extremely helpful for making puesdo characters, I thought I’ll share it with you.


local Left_LegArm_UV = { -- Offset, Size
	-- Back
	440, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Front
	308, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Left
	374, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Right
	506, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Top
	308, 289,
	64, 64,
	-- Bottom
	308, 485,
	64, 64,
}

local Right_LegArm_UV = { -- Offset, Size
	-- Back
	85, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Front 
	217, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Left
	19, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Right
	151, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Top
	217, 289,
	64, 64,
	-- Bottom
	217, 485,
	64, 64,
}

local Right_LegArm_UV = { -- Offset, Size
	-- Back
	85, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Front 
	217, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Left
	19, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Right
	151, 355,
	64, 128,
	-- Top
	217, 289,
	64, 64,
	-- Bottom
	217, 485,
	64, 64,
}

local Torso_UV = { -- Offset, Size
	-- Back
	427, 74,
	128, 128,
	-- Front 
	231, 74,
	128, 128,
	-- Left 
	361, 74,
	64, 128,
	-- Right
	165, 74,
	64, 128,
	-- Top 
	231, 8,
	128, 64,
	-- Bottom
	231, 204,
	128, 64,	
}
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#2

“Pseudo* characters” I assume you mean ones without Humanoids, which means ones without shirts/pants, which makes me assume you’re using Surface GUIs. If you are, did you get around this bug?

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#3

Mostly. Its not as big as that,almost unnoticeable… You did turn the BoarderPixels to 0 right?

#4

Yeah – there aren’t any borders on that. Size is also (1,0,1,0). That black you see there is the gap caused by ROBLOX not placing the surface guis directly on the part – they’re offset from each face like 0.01 or something.

#5

Have you tried Ardoore-(however it’s spelt)-ing it the part?

#6

Pics. Now.

#7

Me give tomorrow, on mobile now.

#8

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Clothing is completely done with SurfaceGui’s.

#9

the lines THE LINES

#10

How the hell, explain the process? No idea how you did this, is there some new feature on Surface GUIs?

#11

It’s on ImageLabels/Buttons – we’ve had it for a while now. Called ImageRectSize and ImageRectOffset.

#12

Exactly, simple to use.

Lines? eh, barely visible to me. (Yours look 10x worst)

#13

Those properties make no sense to me. I think they’re supposed to crop and position a picture, but all they do whenever I adjust them is stretch and malform the picture. Guess it’ll come when I need em’

Are you using SurfaceGui’s for every side of a brick? I thought you were using some crazy magic and somehow using 1 surfacegui to render 3D images around a body.

(I don’t know what UV Mapping is, maybe this is why I’m amazed)

#14

UV mapping is a fancy term – ignore it.

"Lines? eh, barely visible to me. (Yours look 10x worst) "
Well, that part is sized (0.2,0.2,20), so I had to zoom in a bunch. If I was zoomed out as far as you, I wouldn’t be able to see them really either – they’d just look like outlines.

#15

[quote] UV mapping is a fancy term – ignore it.

"Lines? eh, barely visible to me. (Yours look 10x worst) "
Well, that part is sized (0.2,0.2,20), so I had to zoom in a bunch. If I was zoomed out as far as you, I wouldn’t be able to see them really either – they’d just look like outlines. [/quote]

Ah… well I don’t mind them.

#16

This is a big problem:

External Media

External Media

SurfaceGUIs aren’t shaded (not affected by brightness/darkness). You might want to consider this if you’re doing a horror game.

#17

I love how they’re not shaded, because it makes for awesome glowing scopes on guns :smiley:

#18

[quote] This is a big problem:

External Media

External Media

SurfaceGUIs aren’t shaded (not affected by brightness/darkness). You might want to consider this if you’re doing a horror game. [/quote]

squints eyes

…

What the fluff…
-.-

k plan b, use crappy roblox shirt objects and do not have awesome looking characters.

#19

Using this for my new game that involves multiple layers of clothing :smiley:

#20

And creepy glowing eyes.

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